Sentence examples for smell released from inspiring English sources

Using a mixture of four compounds, C. sandersonii was able to imitate the smell released by worker honey bees from their glands when they try to bite or sting to defend themselves, researchers report today in Current Biology.

The most notable example of C6 VOC emission is the smell released after cutting grass.

If they pressed the sensor when the other smell was released or when there was no smell, the reward was decreased or eliminated.

But another dose of smell is released when food is chewed, and the odors rise into the palate and then into the nose.

In 1960, Smell-O-Vision was invented and used in a film called Scent of Mystery (tagline: First they moved! Then they talked! Now they smell!) which released relevant pongs into the auditorium during a showing.

But during fermentation, the smell is released "and the resulting wines are spoiled," said Wilfried Schwab, a scientist at the Technical University of Munich who recently published a study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry describing what happens within the grapevines after they are exposed to wildfire smoke.

When the light warms up, the smell is released back into the air.

As I break the piece of cheese down and warm it up in my fingers all these lovely smells are released and I know that the taste will be divine.

These pollutants contribute to global warming, acid rain, and noxious smells if released.

If the mice pressed the sensor when one of the smells was released, they got the water reward.

Now, most neurologists argue that migraine is a disorder of the trigeminal nerve system, where overactive cells in the face and head respond to benign input (light, sound, smell) by releasing chemicals that transmit pain.